Hello dear podcast listeners Matt Kaplan here with news that has made me and others

very happy our feed from iTunes the iTunes store is fixed I took quite a while and we do have to thank iTunes subscribe or listen to planetary radio from iTunes.

Now the trick is that if somebody already had a subscription there,

they're going to have to delete it and then resubscribe to the show in iTunes.

Now you obviously have either already taken this action or you found another way to listen

to the podcast version of the show. Well, congratulations and

thank you, but if you know any other fans who've been wondering where we've

been, please let them know that we're back. Or they can subscribe directly from our website at planetary.org

slash radio. Here is a show that we've been saving for quite a while. Hope you

enjoy. A live conversation at the Air and Space Museum this week on planetary radio.

Welcome to the Travel Show that takes you to the Final Frontier

and this time to the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.

I'm Matt Kaplan of the Planetary Society.

Join us for a two-part conversation in and about the world's greatest collection of aircraft and

spacecraft.

We'll talk with museum curator David D'Vorkin and space policy expert John Logston.

Bill Nye, the Science Guy, also joins the discussion which we recorded in front of a live audience.

We'll hear Bill's regular commentary too.

He and Emily Lachto-wala are congratulating China on simultaneous successes in space.

And speaking of space, Bruce Betts will tell us what to look for up there in this week's

What's Up report.

Emily Lots going on this week.

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